A new patch, 1.5.1.0, has been released a few minutes ago.

The changes listed in the changelog are mostly miscellaneous bugfixes, but a few issues - such as the inability to choose a custom database in multiplayer - have been sorted out as well.

Click read more to read their official announcement and the full changelog.

In order for the changes to take place, just run Steam and wait for it to update the game.

A couple of hours ago, Cyanide released a new update for PCM 2016 on Steam. It seems that the patch focuses on fixing issues, meaning that no new functionality is added to the game. The patch addresses issues in all race modes.

Among the most important fixes is a fix to the AI, which should make it harder to escape the AI in sprint finishes.

The see the full changelog, press "Read More".

PCM.daily's Database Team is happy to welcome a new member to the team. SpartacusCancellara will join the team to aid with the graphical work. He might not be the most well-known member of the community, but he has shown that he has great potential and we have given him the chance to improve himself over the past weeks. Now, he has reached the level necessary to be able to contribute to the team's great databases.

Following the success of the beta programme for the 2016DB earlier this year, PCM.daily's Database Team has decided to start a new beta programme for the Expansion Pack 2016.

We will select a limited amount of members that will receive a beta version of the Expansion Pack. These members will need to execute specific tasks and report any problems and bugs they will find along the way.

The beta will be divided in two parts, an early beta and a pre-release beta. You can expect to have most features ready in the early beta, which will be ready in about a week, but they will be far from finished. For example many graphics (like NC jerseys, accessories and race leader jerseys), races and equipment models will be added after the early beta. These changes will (hopefully) be ready for the pre-release beta. The pre-release beta will most likely be ready halfway through August. Both betas will have a timeframe of about 2 weeks. We prefer members who will be available for both betas, so from now until the end of August.

We can't tell how much time we'll need between the pre-release beta and the actual release of V1.0.

Keep in mind that the beta will probably contain a lot of bugs. The purpose of the beta programme is to find and solve these bugs, so we can have a 99% bug-free stable release.

Are you interested in participating in the beta programme? Click "Read more" for the details.

We're glad to announce that felix_29 recently joined PCM.daily's Database Team. He'll be helping out  by creating new equipment.

We wish felix_29 the best of luck in the team and we hope that his addition will make our databases even better than they already were!